Have you ever wondered why you’re in a certain place at a certain time? Maybe it’s your job, your community, or even a relationship. Sometimes, it’s easy to feel like you just ended up there by chance—but what if you were positioned for a purpose?
The story of Queen Esther reminds us that God doesn’t place us anywhere by accident. Every season, every connection, and every opportunity can be part of something much bigger than ourselves.
Esther wasn’t born a queen. She was a young Jewish woman living in exile, raised by her cousin Mordecai after losing her parents. By a twist of events, she was chosen to be queen of Persia.
At first glance, it seemed like a position of comfort and luxury. But God had a greater plan—one that would require courage, wisdom, and faith.
When her people’s lives were in danger, Esther had a choice: stay silent and safe, or step up and risk everything. Mordecai’s words to her still echo through history:
“Who knows if perhaps you were made queen for just such a time as this?” (Esther 4:14, NLT)
Like Esther, you may find yourself in a position you didn’t expect. It might be in your workplace, your family, your church, or your community. The question is—what will you do with where you are right now?
Here are some ways to recognize when you might be “positioned” for something greater:
Esther’s story teaches us that purpose often requires stepping out of comfort. She didn’t know how the king would respond. She didn’t know if her words would be enough. But she chose obedience over fear.
Sometimes, the reason God positions us isn’t to make life easier—but to make an impact.
You might not wear a crown, but you are still royalty in God’s eyes. And just like Esther, your voice, your presence, and your faith can change lives.
So ask yourself today: “Positioned to do what?” The answer might be bigger than you imagine.
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